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.4 l G SENTINEL
'ment is continuing to sell stamps.
psi-momma a!
an: comm
Willis-u"? 56719157”
glide 9:40 a. m.; 10:03 p. m.
'” miles 5:25; sets 8:15.
at: _
‘ 'flsmbOr of the Associated Press.
1' Associated Press is excluslvel -. '.~' .u- i . .- 13b0,”. a mam.
’ ”‘0'“ "‘“n " i: of”. ‘ ‘f ‘t‘ O!CORRECTS A FALSE mmssrou.
0d. Fm m" on P 0 encou.a..m._ u On Active Service with the American
Expeditionary Force. May 9, 1919.
local news published herein.
rights or republication of apo-
wane. herein are also to;
ggiveu the best opponunity they ‘ever
fi_m. mzhad to act ahead financially. ['nclc'
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Room-92.
once—to.
Branch once- 43“.
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‘wot's Residence—2184.
“BORIS NOTICE.
A special Communication of Old
‘Well Lodge. No. ills. l-'. and A. .\f.. will
be held at its rooms. Monday. May 20?.
at 7:30 p. m.
“’ork. Fellow craft decree.
All Master Masons cordially
traternally invited.
JOHN K. Fi.\'(‘H. “i M.
an d
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fltLLGOLDEN.Pr-opsr
to the use for publication of
dispatches credited to it or;
otherwise in this paper and alsolmntimmncn of
We mmmlmewsl- “m
ml". Wfito without .my formality. as easily as
I "if the sole end of the savings cam
in finance
. the
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pain were
ment,” explains the director of the fed
unquestionably an expensive means
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' 'ubtnin the use of the same amount ofi
or private investment companies."
’lo the
M .__<
the habit of
fformcd bv the» public during the war.
{Sum offers tlivm a form of investment
lone buys a pt stage stamp.
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5 their thrift Stumps or Savings
Most people still feel. as they buy
Stamps.
:that they are doing their patriotic du-; the affairs of the A. E. F. in clerical;
iy and “helping l'ncie Sam." They
are, to be sure, to some extent. But
i thev might as well recogniZe that they
are helping themselves a great deal
“more—that the gm'ernment is doing
parlance. Nefertheless the govem
govern
oral treasurv savings division. "it is‘ l 1 ,
' and the :nvo-l‘nuient undoubtedly could
[money with less- expense. from banks?
Why. then, docs the government gol‘
extra trouble and expense of
thrift
that is safer than anything 9159 in “‘0 rect a false rumor circulated
world. whi-l ys - libe -ai rate of States that m n el _ .
t ‘ pa d ‘ l ' 'ed service whhsehdigisliltfrrte tzattth ' council could so Ihsad and lay uni‘9
, .. _ _ s ‘ . _ .
1 “mm can be "mm-9‘ m l c ; form slderllrs from one end of the
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ENTiNEj: “
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VIEWS
i To the Editor of the South Norwalk
.. , . . . l , lEvenin Sen!‘ cl. N ' ‘
People “1th small Incomes ale t m“ g 1“ South orwalk (‘L over a good sidewalk.
Dear Sir: -
in the A. E. F. i write you thfr‘l'o cor-
tn the
'turned home, are either A. “C O. L‘s.
;or Yenerals. This statement in un
' true and puts these boys in a bad light
gbefore their friends at home. These
I
.boys are in service here cleaning up
‘positions. and are living as clean and
honorable a life as when at home.
There is between five and six mous-
and men in this camp and at present
there is only 33 patients in the \‘ener-V
al ward. and only about 25 or 10 on?
fittest: RObe" 3" il'ilcox. Secretary. ngr“ for them than they are for thfithe average. in the Guard House. and
NOT EVEN CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.
When Chancellor Scheidmann
shriek“ that. the Allied peace treaty
aim: at ill“ "murder of a nation." he
only reminds the world that Germany_ Aviators will probablv set about “"35
a
undertook to murder several other 119- in: to the North and South 1,019.. just .
tions. and very neatlv succeeded with
some of them.
A more filling term for Herr Schem-
mann to use would be “capital punish-
execution of an assassin. '
The Allie: though. have not really
gone so far :V- that. They do not pm-
" pose to take the criminal's life. They
merely intend lo llllllUSt‘ a rathc-x ill-3d-
emte sentence of fine and
meat. and letting
. ,work it out at hard labor.
The sentence will he indeterminate.
The'time may be shortened by diligent
work and good behavior. It may keep
the L'uilly nulion
tionsl projects. for 20 or 30 years.
at tail.
to be torn to piet‘es for its monstrous
crime. The Allies are leaving it al-
most intact, with all lht' strictly Ger-
man state; out of which tln- hi: funerz.
tion was built still united. Tho- hcad.
which is Prussia, is still on (in should-'
era. merely minus an car as it were:
and not one Gcrman limit ha~ l‘twn
lopped off.
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. ‘ARARAT WANTS IN
Americans. meet .\lr. .laffer Knoll?»
In the place where Noah .desccndeai
' from his ark urter the tit'llige.
V" "93:15 oriental statesman comes (61'-
:"rd with a humble petition addreswd
x
. ' if“. file Imperial RepresentatiVe. “If"
of the linited
' Van-some President
“‘me the depths of our lieart< we
y unload the adVance and increase of
.glory‘ of the American Republic. and
By in mantis-way- of human pmss.
m Almighty God we pray long life
”Convene Excellency. “’e are
k L _ , doc that in the future Amer-
_tbe.$ervant of Humanity. will ex-
. to our state a guiding Wm
v
'ln‘ss a protege of Uncle Sam, un-
msndatory system. And how
. have the face to refuse an
batched in such hand-iii; lan-
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» CIAL PATERNALISM
{.1 purpose of the War
‘7 . metro-help finance the
imprison-l
the GerIIans' occupied, and unable to
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devote much attention to their own na-
-They will be getting off en<v enmzzh
The (n-rmun Empire deservr-d'
Khan-prime minister of the principal»:
' ily of Nakhiohevan. which lies at the
I (foot of Mt. Ararat, and i~' reported to'
gm" thanking this nation for the‘
w, clothing and grain given by the.
finer-lean Relief commission, and add-p
391' manifest faithfulness and sincer-z
icon or foreign is. welcome it he can-brought this matter to my at '
buv the very moderatelv priced ticket. ' and written you in mrd to the‘sub-‘fi
l
9h old stomping ground «rants to
government.
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. NOW TO THE POLES
After the aerial conquest of the At-
,lanlic will come new polar enterprises.
as seriously as they have undertaken
tthe Atlantic quest. it will. be the next
;ohvious big adventure for‘flyinc sports-
men. it will hc. too. the natural re-
‘rs scientific. For aviation has now or-
Villed at a point where there is little?
‘question-that the airplane or seaplane
is the natural Vehicle with which to
these are minor offenses.
“'here in civil life will you find an
organization with s lower percentage
thnn'this'.’ Hoping that you will give
Ethis space in your paper, 1 am yours
' for the bettermsnt of mankind.
W. R. BROWN.
Secretary Y. M. CA.
Home Address: 1102 Daisy Street,
Syracuse N. Y.
Headquarters United flutes Troops»
Bourges (Cher) France, May 10. 1913
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merit." K teflmical ”amp for .1)? legal Course of explorers whose sole Purpose To the Editor of the Southblorwalk
Sentinel. South Norwslk‘Conn.
l. in supplementing the statement
I made by w. R. Brown. secretary of the
.Y. M. C. A. here in regard touts
.status of the young men now working
i
‘cross the Arctic and Antarctic wastes. .11“ the Central Records Office, I wish
it is comparatively easv. since both
i’nles have lm-n discovered and point
Etopogruphy and weather conditions are
pruttv Well ltnown. to get within 'l few
,lmntlreti miles of the Poles by the us.
uni methods. it is those last few lmn~
tiredi'milca ll-IV’v‘Vt‘i‘. that mnkc the at-
tainment of the- anal such a killing:
“ask. it faker V'Peks t0 (‘ti\t‘l‘ the dis.
fal'ornlilc-
tance uith slt‘llfiitn‘ until-t"
conditions. it might be t'th-l‘etl h} zt‘l'
plane in it [on hours. Motor: might
Illit‘v‘t‘ to be mpecirliy tuluptcnl to th"
lmv ienlperadll‘e“. l-ut flint mm d nfi'v-r
no L’l't‘iil tliffi- ultiv-s.
A British expedition into tin-
:trctic that l.‘ now hein: planned for
llt'xi your wzll take an airplane with
it. and probably U>P it to reach the
‘South Pole. Such attempts may soon
ll-ncoml- commonplace, And they will
not ion: be confined to the final dash
of a lens. slow trip. Explorers may
"hop off" for the I'olv from a distant-t-
of 2.000 or mm» miles. indeed. “u
may have races to the Pole from New
York or San Francisco or Chicano. cor-
rlw'ponding to the seaplane race to Eu-
rope.
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A. L. OF N. BALL.
Chester. Pa., is doing
' real American work. Recugnizinz that
some very
‘evcry city has within its confines the
'makeup for a League of Nations. she
'is getting' her American and foreign-
born residents together in various en-
' tcrprises.
One of the most reCent is a ball, to
which any decent person either Amer-
There are speeches and excellent re-
freshments. The dancing consists of
'the ordinary dances and many of the
'beautmu folk dances as well. which
gare to be performed by persons of ‘hpztruth “Immune m m ll ,
'different nationalities.
The foreign guests are urged to
2come in their native dress,
'Americans are. to add caps and sashes
'ot the Allies to their plain Yank coe-
tumes. ,
fessor has expressed it, in extending
5 Americanism by making America what
these simple foreign folk dreamed it
4V3: when they comatose. ~
-~ co -—.~..._
_\n!5
Such things as this help. as one pro-,
to tell you that these young men are
not retained here for any reason of
punishment or disability due to then"
own misconduct.
' 2. 0n the contrary. those men. one
and all. are performing as valuable
'a service has been rendered in um
A. E. F. ' '
'3. fly remaining here they are com-
plotine a monstrous task ofomking an
; accurate and complete record of every
man who has been a member of the
American Expeditiomry Forces.
- 4.
graves of the dead men and making
the location of then.
records as to
graves,
.1. They are tracing men who have
been reported as missing and their
success in this work is remarkable.
ti. They have reduced the number
nf missing soldiers from eighteen thou-
sand to twenty-five hundred. and of
course. there is no way to measure. the
benefit and comfort which the rela-
tive< of these men derive from know-
in}: withod!‘ any doubt just where
their boys are buried. how the fin“?
is marked and the exact status of
those who have been reported as miss.
ing.
-
t
To accomplish this work. it is
probable that these young men will be
‘ retained here at the Central Records
fOfiice a little longer than their com-
, rades who have gone home with m
ldivisions. and I think it needs no rur-
tiier explanation on my part. I an
sure. for you to realize what in Val-
uable service these men are rendering
to the government and to the relatives
of our missing and dead soldiers. and
to all of our people who in the future
may have occasion to consult the
, records of the American Expeditionary
(Forces.
8. I am very glad Mr. Brown has
i
t
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than and you in turn wilfbe palm.
ing a great service to these men who
‘ are doing such ‘iineandafissllsh work.
'it you will give ‘this matter so wide
i publicity as possible. and see that the
l young men are-being retained here' '.-ts
; made known. They are as he slot-of
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twenty odd years of service. d by
their Mt: work one can“ the
‘ By request of a young man from your' 1
town. who is in detached service here‘
They are also searching for the|
. ., l V
J lnlbhttcrof lay 5,)“. )1in
i mention! the strangers within our
l sites sail the reports they will cut"?' ‘
sway concerning our sidewalks. and it.
'should like to emphasize the import-4
'snee or the matter (mm that point of
view. ' I
z
, l returnedc few days ago from a. .~
”.mp to Canada, in the course of .which‘ ,
I visited for the “first time fifteen l _
cities in Ontario. and as i looked at,E
'them through the eyes of a stranger
the thing which impressed me mos:.'
HMSANDS OF BARGAWS l
Ilow Cases.
M sslues in Dry Goods. Sheets and
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once competi: Mn.
Buss. (Jung's: and Floor Coveng: at guess
me my woman»? teamm- wa’ MW!!! Women’s std . y-‘tq- earGaments.
,the splendid uniform “main to be Housefumish st prices that mean lsanmzs. ;.
am" in every one 0! them who“ ,,... ' Wcmlys cw of the attractive features of this great sale. ( urn. am
‘ cention: they were not cohiined to the gag mt you sgve. . Q
gce‘nter of the cities either. but-extend-' . |
. ed to the outside limits. wherever. " - ,
there was a house it could be reached 1.000 Samson Brand Dress Percales hamsool‘ ’
i ' These are strictly first quality: Mark of imp Egg”; . Li,
M SIZE 8“! Sheats standard goods. Seventy new pieces mi N”: fini h f. ..
if the ”spawn; of this city would
00k 11901! Md. sidewalks as a first-I
:class investment instead of an eat-E
.pense. and would get together and
‘formulnte some scheme whereby ther
city to the other. i feel sure we would_
. receive handsome dividends from our
. investment, not only in the added
.pleasure we would enjoy when walk- ,
ing over them. but also from th sense :1
of pride and progress which we could
. justly feel when showing visitors 7
‘around our city. I- '
Yours very truly. ‘
i
of
Hummus“
The Samson make of sheetings has
been well known for fifty years as
use of the most serviceable and dur-
able manufactured. This bargain
cannot be equalled in the country.
Size 81 x 90.
Each ................. ’ hm Cltsmbrsy
' ‘ - They are of a quality that is ex-
Frutt of the Loom Muslm mm. “P “d ”mu“, ‘0,
women's. mlssss’ and children‘s
AT L288 Tm MlLL "[023
w. n. cnn'rwmou'r. i The Nine is ”ninety wonderful.
' ~ The thrifty woman who is a me
ore-tote this bargain. Worth $3.00
wimpm..- 31$
just received: an unlimited selec-
tion of good. practical patterns.
Yard wide. This quality has been
sold tor 39c yard. m
Sale price. yard ..... .. ..
war. Thousands of yards of the
newest and prettiest plaids. stripes
and plain colors. for less than pres-
ent wholesale price: 32 inches
“m“ 29c
Sale price. yard ......
2.000 Yards 0f
Apron Gins'hsms
Standard quality. regulation blue
YARD
talc.
100 Pieces long Cloth
Pull yard wide. “'ortb 35c yard. .
putt “miss and value will IP-
and in!".in.~' rlr'wm - S
$2.49 $2.93
Harvard Sheen~
54 x 9"
G"- x 9“ Sale pm»
.\ 90. Sale pt...
H x 90. Salw p"...
Silt" Sale 1')": .
Silt»
Slu-
Size
~g,
c-
Each . . .
Black Satin Dudtesw
Heavy. eutellt‘n’ quality
all ‘
and white. 133::
mum
light out
A bin entitled “For the Relief of
the Heirs of Adam and Noah:
Brown." was reintroduced by Con-
gross-inn Ilerritt in the House at
“Washington. -behind which is a story
of historic interest and sentiment
and also shows the path of a claimant;
agent against a great duvets-tent tan
hard one to travel.
The Noah Brown mentioned in the
bin was a ship amber and re-
sided in Horth Stamford ’When itv
was known that the English were:
constricting n loot “I Luke Erb
during the “'sr of 1812. Noah Bro“.
was sent for and asked to construct»
an American fleet to not the Beleish'
fleet. This was though-tag of the:
winter and involved tse getting to-
WMVoflcs
10,000 YARDS or ans LOVELY ”MI. ON “Ll
”immoral! pad of those dinning
gother of a force of men and travel-
ing W the forests ties-o!"
outtothesboruof Erie. After-1,
during all kinds of cor-i
in: to the since you ’ owhg‘
st time; to the lock of provisions.‘
this resourceful sod brave Yankee?
‘ force sctusllycoustructfd a fleet out.
of the virgin forests. launched it.l
o
llmrhlc lwd airc. lmmlsnmc colors. fur summer lmtuk
ctr. chtilar price $4.00.
W
200 Pairs of Plaid Blankets
f"
lustrous lack. :‘n‘. inr-ft»
’Regulsr price 3;..su
m MAtTlfi-TL
moses
nt‘Ssu-lficeh-ices
El um models.nmtert-L- u"
woo‘ carp-s. pool-s. all».
“the. 'J; reeys. Foulards. Georg»
and fascinating combinu' tints
in all fashionable colors.
wonderful Largain.~
Ml Wool Serge limes
$837910 ”.49
Silk Fauna Brena;
88191.0 $14.”
Wallets and Satin Drones I
314.4910 332.”
all .
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Fouls!!! Basses
$16.50 to $23.00
«wt k 2:110 ‘
and me'cleun-msn as i have known at my 13113.1“). - m
Tumors Wont hold that, it ind
no authority to pay over the money
«without a special act of Goon?"-
Dssplte the above facts, which have
been duly authenticated And 09"“-
.-§sd to-by various committees of both
Hams of Congress. neither of the.
brothers Brown nor any of the heirs
have ever received any money.
m AMI”
immunised rum M (be).
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“thy M whoa they
were 'fiom or casual alum-v.
the French military “I. As
Mr Moss-slits: here.
the am will m3.) ce by
mas-mos- Mahatma-ms.”
h“ 5“ he .mssd or: is :Amert-
mmmm .0“... in its
'“t mt'hfie ‘h‘iml‘d 1"
.50 m $1,311 ”on while
l‘mt
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m.anster..
. -Dr.1.a.flukml gems-l
E gratitude of our-mic.
. mama um. . $18.83!!“ , p 7 . Us!-
colonel, assent“ m m’ (tidbits » Wed!
yo. x.~m:.nnnh,zwun,
U. s. s ‘
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mmnw
. de. it n!
stills mutations-e
. .4.
ed
'rlte aviators ‘W is“? night
fill." mulnned- in the ”fins- and *‘n- . " A pair .......... . . . .. ...............
abied Commodore Perry to win the ' ' —» '1
i famous battle of Lake st-te. wwwwgn an. “an.“ m
Wand Irmsh Orig. i
: Having accomplished smmrntty~gw~-~‘~““""“ "“‘_.“"“"’“’ "“ ‘““‘ ” “ “ ' ‘ '
this notsble ork the two brothers “NWK’ER App ‘ ‘
returned to 'ew York and built a‘ . ‘ '
sung mum m. mm... m. m. rum slim , Suggestions for Decoration Dav
was duly commissioned as a privu- m “[DmEAN ‘
tiger. as) “'5.” the: gum ofh malaise ‘ ._.__._.. Pcrt‘ostion’Blncflame Cook Stoves.2 Burner ........ $13 1
; ya. u e nr arc . 5.‘ ‘ p ‘“ - '
llhe \Yarrior captured the British (Continued new first rue) . . 2.038.“ 0110"“ --------------------------- 33-1? ~ '
brig Dundee was a valuable cargo. ‘ '_— L a W" ------------------------ $12.9“
.whlch .3, dub. “chm, b... u“.- In n mesa“ “New“ m.‘ own. White lemma. Alaska and North Pole Ice Cream l
court to be a good and lawful prize 3 nd the - een'srsympsthv and '“mdo‘v' Mrs ................................... 819‘ :p '
.The brig and part of her cargo “183:0“? 1.3:: George on g...,d.,- “uh Window Scream ............................. 49:: 'n 9% ‘
gainzmh'lzzmg'f-‘fidx'g'fbtz? pt: pressed his fear that llnwker but lost . -Scrsen Doors ............................... $2.25 to “3 73
Ms “I chimed by mum, com hifizlifefiy’eoeltddoggfof' $31332:ng Lawn flowers ............................. tssszoSi '
gigaeea and the money paid tnto‘.” °“ ~ ' ‘ . Croquet”, Trellis Sticks. Cemetery Vases Window Eu.
court pending the decision in adhand during pilots and that be snort-i 30‘ ~ ' -
dition ‘61.,“ monev Adam dud 2' h g ticed his life for”the fame and honora '3 K
Brown had to pay some 87.000 in-or British 01:03} t nil in ' ‘ ‘
duties when the goods were landed.x An gift—“'2': hes “[9111: ms “rem 0?? ‘
.This portion of the cargo was “sniff"; mousufcomfie: «Muck-f 1 o ' ' e
-tins.lly determined to be a lawful; 3‘ 96”. is ed ‘ ih u 7 . :
prise and the money ordered odd (01:57:12.3. ve was so ong t. . 17's I-tiflE‘tF it's HOUSEWARS ;
‘Adsm and Noah Brown. But by .. ’ . - .‘ m ' '
this time the clerk of the court had Ifllzvycgégn:::; .mndaltgu;fic|:fl- . pwfifisgz 13 ‘ h ST
with the funds and the iude 50 degrees and 20 minutes north Sc ~“ “
and longitude 29 degrees 30 minutes
west.
er owing to s. defect in the water cir~
culation of their motor. Both men are
in perfect health. The airplane "as
not salvaged.“ -
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They slightest done to nudism. .
mummm
‘ critice During War Fell.
. Heaviest on out Women
American women were not found locking in Isl-Me Mashed to
The greatest sacrifice which war brings. are “Manhunt-vein “use. These sacrifices hr a:
very things which bring happiness and comforts into m‘s Inn-.1 QVM. the home—.
pm
‘3. In me sacrifice, and
1L.'
non forego the enjoyment of small things. which under sort-u m.~.m Logs.
domains lathe
Wars- our. and women
i doings-d
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‘ . ..¢. . m ‘-
's
.. on”
their places as buyers—«to the use» that fathers. b
inn-plow,” well‘ns tit-selves. “’Iflifl gflmlifl "Q .aq‘; W . .
WW...“ ism-home to ”has.” win out. Ming utensils which or
“all—r! m www.molsm Illness.
Macadam-r “Wildcats some tings»v through the mat
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nuduonuptouieunv
dmwnw'm "fleets
”.mmmmms.
mums-Wm find W‘ "
The!“ were sshd to save, by wesrtngmsneover maggownsud ramming—they‘ve been ask"
1 save on food—they have «stunted tum sttentllujhe Wand film 3 m1 utmms Addl"
home have to. ddsyed. all on account“ the war.
‘ .- .
usbnndr and hrl'ii'
l' r 0
etc [inch
{:1 Pin“-
equipmcr‘
its?” .
- fie “Cr"if‘rr \'
, » use; fer w-
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